The highly anticipated horror film “28 Years Later” is set to hit cinemas on Friday, June 20, 2025, in both the UK and the US. If you’re eager to catch this post-apocalyptic thriller on the big screen, mark your calendar for its theatrical release.
For those who prefer the convenience of watching movies from the comfort of their homes, the VOD premiere date for “28 Years Later” is estimated to be around Tuesday, August 5, 2025. This date is based on Sony’s previous release patterns, with successful films typically appearing on digital platforms about 46 days after their cinema debut.
However, if “28 Years Later” doesn’t perform as well at the box office, it might arrive on VOD earlier, possibly around Tuesday, July 22, 2025. Stay tuned for updates as Sony confirms the official release date for the film on digital platforms.
As for the DVD and Blu-ray release, physical copies of Sony’s blockbuster movies usually become available about 42 days after the digital release. Therefore, fans can expect “28 Years Later” to be released on DVD and Blu-ray between Tuesday, September 2, 2025, and Tuesday, September 23, 2025.
When it comes to streaming services, Sony has a partnership with Netflix, typically releasing films on the platform at least 120 days after their theatrical premiere. Following this timeline, “28 Years Later” is likely to land on Netflix US by Sunday, September 28, 2025, at the earliest.
Additionally, an agreement between Sony and Disney means that after its Netflix run, the film will eventually make its way to Disney+ and Hulu. As for viewers in the UK, “28 Years Later” is expected to be available on Sky Cinema, although the exact release date may vary.
In conclusion, whether you prefer the cinema experience, digital rentals, physical media, or streaming services, “28 Years Later” offers a thrilling post-apocalyptic narrative that promises to captivate audiences across different platforms. Stay tuned for updates and mark your calendars for the various release dates to ensure you don’t miss out on this exciting cinematic experience.